The Brussels Post, 1980-11-12, Page 15THREE PHASE
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Next Spring . . . .
Plan
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Now
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,There's usually more time ,in the fall,
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root zone next spring!
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THE BRUSSELS POST,NOVEMBER 12 1900 — 18
wors ip service rina a orne
. Correspondent
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
335-3424
John Patterson of
GoWanstowntwho is principal
of Wallace Townships Public
Schoolt had charge of the joint
Wroxeter Gorrie service of
worship held in
Gorrie United Church on
Sunday. He chose as his
theme "Doors", There are
doors of gloom and doom
there are also doors of friend-
ship 1 hope, . .
The children story was
"Imaginary Door", The.
choir sang, "I Believe".
Next Sunday Nov. 9, the
service will be held in
Wroxeter at 10 a.m. and in
Gorrie at 11:30 a.m. Sunday
School will be at 10 a.m. in
Gorrie Rev. J.D. Martin,
Palmerston,will be in charge.
The Howick Branch of
Canadian Legion will be in
attendance
4-H CLUB GIRLS -
"The Tempting Tacos"
4-H Club Girls met at the
home of Mrs. Norman
,Fairies , Leader, on Saturday
14t with the "Food for
Friends" project with. Evelyn
Zimmerman president. '
The members Cooked
French Crepes and they had
chicken filling and also made
Dessert Crepes with Ice
Cream filling covered with
Hot Sauce' and topped with
chopped nuts.
Mrs. Larry Bott is
assistant leader.
Achievement Day will be
December 6 held •in the
Howick Central School. Next
meeting to be held Sat., Nov.
8 a the Fairies Home. The
Watts Cooking in Gorrie #3,
4-H Club Girls leaders are
Ca)
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Miss Florence Riddell and
Miss Jeannette Laing of New
Hamburg were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Miller, on Monday.
Rev. Stanley Johns ton and.
Mr. Lawrence Johnston of
London called on Mr. Harvey
Sparling and Miss Jean.
Sparling on Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Cairns of
Delhi is visiting her cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conn.
Wm. A. Smith and Allan
Edgar of Molesworth have
returned from a motor trip to
Pincher Creek, B.C.
Miss Linda Robinson of
Guelph visited Thursday
with her - parents Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith
visited Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fleming
of Neustadt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hayden recently attended
Fairhaven Bible Camp
weekend retreat near
Beaverton.
Mrs. Jas. Freiburger,
Chris, Mary and Kevin of
Walkerton visited Sunday
with Mrs. Jos, Simmons.
COME ALIVE CLUB'
The Gorrie Senior
Citizens "Come Alive Club"
held their Games Night on
October 28 in the Community
Hall, with over 25 attending.
Winners in the Emilie
were High Lady - Mrs. John
The Huron County Federa-
tion of Agriculture executive
was elected at a Directors
Meeting in Clinton Novem-
ber 6th. The new members of
the Executive are Bill Fear
and Louise Marritt. Bill is a
beef farmer and Twp. Direct-
or for Morris Township.
Louise operates a sheep farm
and is President of Turnberry
Twp. F. of A.
Executive members re-
elected are Jim Hunter and
Jim McIntosh. Jim Hunter is
a dairy farmer from East
Wawanosh and is a Director-
at-large of the county federa-
tion. Jim McIntosh operates
a poultry farm in Tucker-
smith Township and he is the
1. S.M. Director for Huron
West Central.
President Gerry Fortune,
First Vice Pres. John Van.
Beers, and Second Vice-Pres.
Tony McQuail were elected
at the recent Huron County
Annual Meeting.
Strong; Low Lady - Mrs.
Alex. Taylor; High Gent, Roy
Strong; Low Gent - Melvin
Taylor; High for Scrabble
Mrs. George' ,Brown. Lucky
Draw - George Brown.
A short business meeting
preceded the euchre in the
abscence of the president
Jack Ferguson.Robt. Gibson
conducted the businessa Mis.
Gordon Hill, Chairman of
the Huron County Federation
of Agriculture Properties and
Land Use Committee, report-
ed .on a meeting of- his
committee and the Dept. of
Natural Resources about the
impact of the Pits and
Quarries Control Act on this
area. Local concern had been
expressed that this Act
would encourage closure of
small pits and result in
higher gravel prices.
The Committee Report ac-
cepted ; by the Directors
meeting made the following
recommendations: 1. That
H.C.F.A.. urge O.F.A. to
request the Ministry of Nat-
ural Resources to exempt
pits with less that 30,000 tons
from the requirements of the
Pits and Quarries Act requir-
ing fences and rehabilitation
plans prepared by expensive
consultants such as surve: y-
ors and engineers. 2. That
Craig Laing and, the
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Sheldon Mann read the
minutes and Miss Jean
Sparling gave the treasurer
report.
Mrs. Harry Smith of
Ypsilanti, Mich. spent a
couple of days with her
cousins Mr. and Mrs. Mevlin
Taylor. Kim and Janice
Pehlke of Monkton visited at
the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kees Bakker
1
Ministry of Natural Resourc-
e's be invited to discuss
requirements at an early
members meeting of
H.C.F.A.
The Directors also decided
to send a letter to James
Auld, Minister of Natural
Resources, expressing con-
cerns over fencing and en-
gineering studies on small
pits and ask that these
concerns be taken into con'-
sideration in the formation of
the new Aggregates Act.
Annie and Dineke of
Groningen, Holland have
returned home after
spending three weeks at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Andy
Schuitema, Con. 10 Howlck
Township and while here
visited Niagara Falls, '
Midland, Collingwood and
Kitchener.
Mr. Elmer Parrish visited
Mr. Leslie Fortune at Huron-
view on Thursday.
• Mr. and. Mrs. Martin Scott'
have returned from a motor
trip to Texas, where they
visited their son Ted1Rea and '
family in Plano near Dallas,
Texas.
Mrs. "William Thornton and
Mrs. James Gtay.
WINS AT BULLY GULLY
I E. Wayne Brown son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown
won 1st prize in the
snowmobile grass drags at
Hully Gully in the B Stock
Class on Sunday.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs..
Melville. Dennis at-the week-
end included. Mr. and `Ivirs,
Russell Oliver of Mt.
Brydges, Mrs. Olive Currie
of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Schiestel of Teeswater
and Mrs. Frances Lewis pet
Kitchener.
Mrs. Harry, Gowdy is a
patient in Listowel Memorial
Hospital.
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over one hundred persons in
attendance.
Bruce McCall from Brus-
sels was guest speaker and
Graeme Craig, -Walton, pro-
vided entertainment.
The Executive for the next
two years was introduced as:
District Director- Keith Mc-
Lagan, Mitchell; Secretary-
Treasurer- Donald Young,
. Auburn; Harold Lobb, Clint-
on, as the Retiring Director.
Dolores Shapton, Exeter is
the Director of the Ladies
Division who will be assisted
by Maxine Sereda, Exeter as
her Secretary.
The 1981 Annual Meeting
will be held in Mitchell
hosted by Mitchell Agricul-
ture Society.
Huron. of A elects
executive members